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34 lines
935 B
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# Telegram Bot that saves photos
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## Things you will need to do to run it
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- Get a telegram bot token from the botFather
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- Just talk to [BotFather](https://telegram.me/botfather) and follow a few simple steps. Once you've created a bot and received your authorization token, copt and paste it into the config file. (botId)
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- Make sure you have NodeJS and npm installed
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- Install dependencies.
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- ``` $ npm install```
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All done :)
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## Configuration
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This bot can be configured via the config.js file.
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Keep the structure of this file as is, and change the values to your needs.
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## Running the bot
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I would suggest to use [pm2](http://pm2.keymetrics.io) to manage this process. but its your call...
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Production Run:
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```
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$ node index.js
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```
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Debug Run:
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```
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$ node index.js --printMessage
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```
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> This will print out the firs message the bot receives and will exit.<br>
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So you can see user ID and other data attached to the message.
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